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Dolly Parton, a country music singer and philanthropist was awarded a $100m prize by the “Bezos Courage & Civility Award”, which was presented online by Jeff Bezos (a billionaire founder of Amazon.com). This award recognizes leaders who pursue solutions with courage, civility, and he stated online. Bezos is also the owner Blue Origin, a space … Read more
Nigerians are growing outrage after a university student was accused of defaming President Muhammadu Buhari’s spouse on Twitter. Prosecutors claimed in the charge sheet, that Aminu Mohammed Mohammed posted a photo of Aisha buhari and wrote in Hausa language words that roughly translated into accused her of embezzlement. The prosecution accused the young man of … Read more
BBC World News broadcast live from the balcony of Brennan Hall, University of Scranton. Ted Tait, an alumnus of Scranton, was chief engineer at BBC, Washington, D.C. Bureau. He was one of the BBC crew that broadcast live reports from the Rose Room in Brennan Hall on the campus of The University Of Scranton. Jean Harris, … Read more
Janet Yellen, US Treasury secretary, praised India’s growth in uncertain times and called India a ‘unique friend to America’ during Friday’s first visit to India. Yellen’s visit is scheduled as India will assume the presidency of the grouping’s 20 largest economies starting December 1. This comes after the G20 Summit in Bali hosted by Indonesia on … Read more
After three days, Rhodes was found guilty by the Washington, DC, jury of sedition. This trial, nearly two months long, exposed the far right extremist group’s attempts to keep Republican Donald Trump at the White House. Two additional conspiracy charges against Rhodes were acquitted. Kelly Meggs was also convicted as a co-defendant. She led the Florida … Read more
Children’s laughter fills the air as they take in the sights and sounds of the bumper cars, Ferris wheels, and small rollercoasters at the amusement park in central Kabul. They are accompanied by their fathers on the rides, or they watch and take photos. This is a rare moment of joy in Afghanistan, where so … Read more
Each year, World AIDS Day falls on December 1. It is held to support HIV patients and show solidarity with them. World AIDS Day was first established in 1988. It is about encouraging people to join together worldwide to end the inequalities and gaps that hinder HIV testing, prevention and care. Each year, organizations associated with the UN, … Read more
The Smash World Tour announced today that its next championship event and the 2023 World Tour were cancelled following Nintendo’s request for the event organisers not to proceed “without any warning.” The Verge reports the championship tournament would be held between December 9-11. Smash World Tour quoted that they had connected more than 6,400 live … Read more
William Saliba made a World Cup debut in France’s final Group game against Tunisia but it was not enough to stop Les Bleus falling to a 1-0 loss. Didier deschamps, the boss of his nation, decided to rotate his team after a series of wins over Australia, Denmark and Denmark. William was again named as … Read more
The German government stated Wednesday that it would relax entry rules for non-EU immigrants to meet Germany’s skilled worker demand. Experts believe Europe’s largest economy requires approximately 400,000 skilled migrants each year to replace the shrinking workforce, especially in the construction and IT sectors. Robert Habeck, Economy Minister, said that Germany’s ambitious plans to increase … Read more